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Medicus Golf Vision Track Putting Aid

Now for the first time ever golfers can actually see the line the sweetspot should be covering during the stroke. Most golfers are confused about how and where the club moves during the golf stroke. The Medicus Vision Track gives the player a clear picture of what should be happening and almost immediately improves their swing plane by simply following the “Alternate Target Line.” The Medicus Vision Track is highly portable, easy to set-up and gives immediate feedback on whether or not your stroke is on, or off plane. Features: Alignment guide (feet, shoulders, clubface) Ball placement guide Distance guide from feet to ball Clubhead takeaway guide Eye Positioning revolutionary technique for building a correct swing path Promotes keeping head behind ball at impact Promotes swinging through contact area vs. hitting at ball Clarifies swing path as it relates to target line Home or golf course use Reversible for left-handed golfers

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What is a Simple Golf Swing?

By John Lynch

This may be the most startling news you ever heard – “A simple golf swing is the secret to a great golf game!”

Eighty percent of the 27 million golfers in this world do NOT achieve a handicap of less than 18. The vast majority of these golfers credit inconsistency as the culprit – inconsistency in their swing.

How many shots per round could you shave if you hit the ball solid, straight, and longer each time?…

7 strokes?…

10 strokes?…

Even more?

If you’re too busy with life to even think about your defective golf swing – what are you to do?

Read on…

The secret: A simple golf swing starts with using your stable spine as an axis to keep your swing on plane – you must swing around a stable spine!

Most high handicap golfers do not swing around a stable spine – they have more sway and unnecessary movements than you could shake a stick at.

Your swing will be most effective if you coil around your stable spine with limited hip rotation – the secret to tremendous power!

Since you are limiting your hip rotation you don’t have to swing the club back too far, your backswing will be shortened yet you will still be storing plenty of power in your backswing coil.

So what have we learnt so far in creating a simple golf swing?

- Swing around a stable spine.

- Your hip rotation is limited.

- Your backswing is shortened – you don’t have to swing back to parallel.

The truth is the most effective swing does not have a lot of moving parts to it. The best golfers on the planet have built themselves a simple golf swing utilizing only the movements that promote solid contact and consistency.

You want a simple golf swing you can perform correctly over and over again – even under the pressures of tournament play.

In fact, once you have programmed your subconscious with a simple golf swing that is fundamentally sound, you know longer have to think about it – your simple golf swing will become automatic! You program your subconscious by practicing the fundamental components of a sound golf swing until they are engrained.

Conventional swing thinking says a fundamentally sound golf swing should have a lot of sway in it and the golf club should go back to parallel at the top…

This is hogwash!

The more moving parts to your swing – the more room for error.

By simplifying your swing with less moving parts you minimize the chance of errors in your swing!

Once you have programmed your simple golf swing into your psyche, you now only have to think about hitting your target.

What a beautiful feeling it will be when you are not thinking about your golf swing out on the golf course – you are only thinking about what matters – things such as your target, your lie, the wind, the slope, or any other factor that affects getting your golf ball to your target….

Isn’t the object of golf to get the ball into the cup in the least amount of strokes?

So go build yourself a simple golf swing and start scoring on the golf course like you’re capable of!

Hit ‘em Long and Straight!

John Lynch

John Lynch
http://www.articlesbase.com/golf-articles/what-is-a-simple-golf-swing-614945.html

Refiner Golf: Does the Refiner Golf Training Aid Really Work

For golf fans, whether professional or just starting out, the quest for the perfect swing is often a top priority for perfecting their game. While some golfers may have the resources to pay professional trainers to help improve their game, others may look to improve their swing through golf swing trainers such as the Refiner Golf Training Aid. How a golf swing trainer device works, the diversity of the aids available, the effectiveness of the product, and the reputation of the manufacturer are all things that a golfer looks for when deciding on which golf swing training device to use. This article will explore the Refiner Golf Training Aid and try to determine if this product can live up to its claims.

The Refiner Golf Training Aid works on a patented hinge principal which claims to make it possible to improve your swing by feel instead of swing mechanics. Refiner Golf states that a golfer uses the Refiner Golf Training Aid just as they would a normal club throughout the swing up to the point of connecting with the ball. If anything is wrong in the golfers swing, the club will hinge and make it impossible to finish the swing to completion. It is said that the Refiner Golf Training Aid can detect and help improve problems such as excessive grip pressure, an open or closed club face, bad swing plane, and improper lower body movements. Aside from the ability to detect such swing problems, the Refiner Golf Training Aid also comes with a variety of clubs.

Most golfers will realize that in addition to using a driver to hit the ball a long distance they also need to improve their skills in using other types of clubs in order to hit the ball a shorter distance, chip, and putting. Because of this fact, the Refiner Golf Training Aid program offers four styles of clubs including a driver, a 5 iron, a chipper, and a putter. The website says that you can purchase these clubs separately depending on your specific needs or pick from three different combination packages of clubs for specific goals. The clubs are offered in men, women, and junior lengths with some, but not all, available with a left hand option or you can custom order specific length clubs if needed.

The Refiner Golf Training Aid makes some awesome and what would seem to be difficult o believe claims but testimonials on their website indicate that they have many satisfied customers. The company claims that while there are other hinged golf swing training aids available, the Refiner Golf Training Aid product is superior due to its patented hinge design that can easily be calibrated by the user to suit their own preferences. With the purchase of any Refiner Golf Training Aid product, you will also get a 30 minute instructional video with PGA trainer Rick Bradshaw demonstrating how to use the product. The Refiner Golf Training Aid has been around since 1992 and is said to have a solid reputation in the golfing industry. Refiner Golf is said to have an excellent warranty on all of their trainers and offer a 30 day money back guarantee if you feel that your golf game does not improve. It is also said that Refiner Golf employs a unique advertising strategy which brings the cost of its product down to a level other companies can not meet.

As you may now realize there are many reasons why the Refiner Golf Training Aid is getting a lot of attention thorough out the golfing world. With its inexpensive price, variety of clubs, and patented design, it may well live up to its claims. While most companies make claims that are hard to believe, reviews of the Refiner Golf products do indicate that while people are not becoming golfing professionals over night, the Refiner Golf Training Aid products do improve their game.

Rick Churchill
http://www.articlesbase.com/golf-articles/refiner-golf-does-the-refiner-golf-training-aid-really-work-139642.html

Does one use the same golf swing all the time except for putting?

I have just started hitting balls at a golf simulator. So far I am just on the driving range and do a full swing. Does the swing change when one plays golf on a real course as one gets nearer the green? What I mean is do you hit it with a less full swing or does changing the clubs take care of the differences in distances?

To be completely honeswt with you, your swing should be the same no matter what club you have. The only time your swing changes is with chipping, pitching, putting, and bunker shots. Your swing should be no harder with a driver then it is with a 7 iron. Yes you see the pros swinging a bit harder, but thats cause they are pros. I am a certified pro in Canada and the biggest misconception for people is the harder you swing the farther the ball goes. This is not true. When you swing harder you leave yourself open to changing your swing plane and therefore prone to hooks and slices. The best way to get better is to try and maintain the same swing speed with each club. Adjusting your swing for each club will make the game harder to learn, think of it this way. With 14 clubs in your bag, if you have 14 different swings how hard does that sound. Let the club work for you as thats why they have different degrees of loft. Around the green is where you will need to differ your swing. That just takes time to get used to your style. Remember, play your game, not anyone elses.